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Clinton News-Record, 1973-12-28, Page 2Huron Acoustics of Vanastra celebrated their first anniversary in Clinton by holding a Christmas party last Friday at the Legion. Despite a $100,000 fire last November, the plant is back in full production arc, is expanding with a major addition. Here an employee makes a prize draw from a box held by Wilfred Schneider while co-owner Helmut Klopsch looks on, (News-Record photo) OFA backs dairy farmers EVERYONE IS SWITCHING TO YAMAHA! ... BECAUSE OF THIS TREND, WE HAVE THE FOLLOWING USED MACHINES TO OFFER AT GREAT REDUCTIONS ,„ 1 - 1973. SS 400 MOTO SKI 45 H.P. - FREE AIR $895" ONLY 600 MILES 1 - 1973 RTX 340 SKIROULE 36 H.P. ONLY 327 MILES $84500 1 - '72 SKIDOO OLYMPIQUE 24 H.P. $54900 1 - '7 2 SKIDOO OLYMPIOUE 18 H.P. ELECTRIC LIKE NEW $54900 1 - '69 MOTO-SKI ZEPHER 18 H.P. IN GOOD SHAPE $24900 1 -'72 SR643 YAMAHA 70 H.P. RACER WITH $849° LIGHTS INSTALLED 0 EFFECTIVE JAN. 2nd/ 74 ALL SUITES IN STOCK 2 0r'r OFF ACTIONATSPORTS CENTRE VANASTRA 48/ 7884 The Ontario Federation of gives full support to the Agriculture's board of directors , demands of the dairy farmers of Canada for an increase in the support price of butter and skim milk. The directors, who are far- mers from across the province, sent a letter to federal SANTA'S VISIT Agriculture Minister Eugene Whelan re-enforcing the request for an additional two cents per pound on butter, and six cents a pound on skim milk powder. In the letter, they also em- phasize the immediate need to give An increase of at least 30 cents per pound of butterfat to farm-separated cream producers. This cream goes directly into butter production. "It is in the long-term best interest of consumers to main- tain a healthy dairy industry in this country" 'says Delmer Ben- Central Ho! Ho! Ho! was a familiar sound on Thursday, December 20th when Santa Claus visited Hullett Central School. Miss Roney's grade three class had previously written letters to the Jolly Old Man. He was able to take time out of his busy schedule to deliver his replies personally. While at the school, he visited all the classes to wish everyone a Merry Christmas. FILM the New Year unfolds, may it bring success and happiness to you. Please accept our greetings, and thanks, too. MIL MEI Pickett & Campbell Limited Clinton Num mil wor LET'S MAKE A DEAL! WE'LL GIVE YOU '25.00 CREDIT ON THE SNOWMOBILE YOU HAVE PURCHASED FROM: ACTION SPORTS CENTRE YOUR tief) YAMAHA DEALER 482-7884 OFFER EXPIRES JAN. 15 '74 I MAKE YOUR DEAL FIRST 1 THEN PRODUCE THIS AD, AND 1 / PRICE GROUP 1 REG. 29.95 to 45.00 1/ 2 PRICE TOPCOATS GROUP 1 SPECIAL GROUP SPECIAL GROUP KORATRON & DOUBLE KNITS .95 REGULAR $9 22.95 REGULAR 16.95 to 25,00 $9 .95 ao0.01041 ON THE SQUARE Style Shop for Men EARL RAWSON & BOO SWARTMAN SUITS GROUP 1 50 REG. 110. TO 125. 79 8950 REMAINING GROUP OF SUITS 1 0% OFF HATS FELT HATS 10.95 TO 16.95 1/ 3 OFF SHIRTS SPECIAL GROUP REG. TO 13.95 11 PRICE 2 Alterations At Cost No Etchings. Or Returns. GROUP 2 REG. 125. WINTER JACKETS GROUP 2 REG. 34.95 to 75.00 1 /3 OFF REG. 35.00 to' 45.00 GROUP 2 OFF REGULAR 65.00 207 PANTS SWEATERS BALANCE OF OUR ENTIRE STOCK 10% OFF RAWSON & SWARTMAN LTD, NEWS-R?C.Q.HJ2t .THURSDAY, PRQEMPEH. 27, 1973. Hensall couple married 50 years Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Had- ford, Gregg and Tracey of Elmira, N.Y. spent Christmas holidays at his parental home on Princess street and visited other relatives here. * * F'/C1 Reg Cook holidayed with his mother, MrS". Ella Cook of Isaac Street and saw other friends in town. • ** This being the week of retrospect we gleaned a ran- dom jotting from the Town Tallt•coltimn for each month of the past year - JANUARY - R. Spence Cum- mings of Clinton was appointed recently as Captain of the Guard of Mocha Temple, Lon, don, * * * FEBRUARY - Mr, and Mrs. Brock Olde are home again af- ter a five week holiday in the South Pacific. * * MARCH - Clinton people have long been accustomed to the idea of visiting teams of boy hockey players but this week we will be invaded by 220 girls who are coming to play in the Girls' Hockey Tournament. * * * APRIL - Council has pur- chased 1,000 sets of coasters, four per set, on which is the town crest, to be used as souvenirs for the centennial. * * * MAY - Mr. and Mrs. Charles Nelson attended the Con- vocation of Waterloo Lutheran University on May 20 when the former'S sister, Mrs. Ellwood Groves of Orillia received her degree of Bachelor of Arts in • Sociology and Psychology with honours. * * * JUNE - While T.W, (Wib) Martin of Clinton was golfing at Oakwood Golf Club, Grand Bend, Sunday, he had a hole- in-one on the ninth hole using a wedge. Congratulations. * * * JULY - The Senior Citizens, whose formation of a club is recorded elsewhere in this issue, should be putting on their thinking caps, needed a suitable name for same. (Writer's note: whatever became of name??). AUGUST Miss Nancy MacDonald, daughter of Mr, and Mrs, Frank MacDonald Erie Street, a grade 11 student, has just returned after a week in Ottawa as a holiday student with Edu-Canada, * * SEPTEMBER - The overall winner with most points at Bayfield fair recently and win- ner of the silver tray donated by Simpsons Sears was Mrs. .Wilfred Colciough, of Clinton, * * * OCTOBER Congratulations to Charlie Cook of Victoria Street who was awarded a life membership in the African Violet Society of Caliada. * * * NOVEMBER - We have a visitor in Clinton from halfway around the world, Mr. John Ryan of Christ Church, New Zealand. Mr. Ryan is here on an International Youth Ex- change program. * * * DECEMBER - NONE - On looking 'over some of this writer's columns they prove to be pretty deadly - hence a New Year's resolution to give "T.T. a shot of T.N.T." * * TO YOU ALL A HAPPY AND SAFE NEW YEAR. Hullett CHRISTMAS CONCERT A full house enjoyed this year's concert which was held at 8:15 on Wednesday, Decem- ber 19. The classes involved and the numbers presented were as follows: grade two, The Santa Claus Express; kin- dergarten, (class one) A Christ- mas Pantomine; grade one, A Christmas Secret; grade three, A Jingle Bells Dance, Tree in the Park and A Christmas Alphabet; grade six - Santa Claus and Company Unlimited; grade seven, Sparky anted his Pals; senior choir, several seasonal songs. There was a dress rehearsal for the concert on December 18 at which time the pupils saw the program, On Friday, December 27, the Students Council showed a film "White Eagle". It was about an Indians point of view of a war between the Indians and the white men. The admission was ten cents per pupil or twenty five cents per family: During the intermission of the show, Christine Carter read a story that the grade five class had written jointly. It was called "The Little Fir Tree". Grade Six goes Hospital Carolling On Thursday, December 20, Mr, Jamieson's grade six class accompanied by Mrs. Bosman •went carolling at Clinton Public Hospital. They left the school at 1:10 on their journey to the hospital to sing Christmas Carols on the first and second floors, Visit to Huronview The grade three class of Miss Roney's visited Huronview on Thursday December 20, 1973 to present the people there with a play called "The Christmas Tree, a "Jingle Bells" folk dance and two choral readings "A Christmas Alphabet" and "Trees in the Park." All of these were very much enjoyed by the elderly people. COMPLAINTS SERVICE Consumers have a new outlet for serious complaints about the performance of major home appliances, reports Consumers' Association of Canada. A new program called RSVP has been initiated by the Canadian Ap- pliance Manufacturers Association, 10 Price Street, Toronto. Within two weeks of the receipt of a complaint, a representative of the company conerned will tontact the owner at his home to review the situation. This service is in- tended as a last resort if negotiations with the dealer have proved unsatisfactory. CAC National Headquarters is located at 100 Gloucester Street, Ottawa. Mr. and Mrs, Len Purdy, Hensail,celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary with an open house et their home, December 9, Len Purdy and the former %isan Dalrymple were married December 5, 1.023 by Rev, R.A. Lundy of Kippen, Standing up with them were Mrs. Minnie Lundy and William green of Exeter. After their marriage they farmed in Tnckersmith Township until 1936 when they moved to Tien- Ball. They have one daughter, Mrs. Lome (Maxine) Weiberg, RR 1, Zurich, A daughter, Mildred _Lavine, died in 1941. The couple also have 6 great grandchildren. 3 Mr, and Mrs, Purdy received, many congratulatory messages and flowers, gifts and cards. nett of Foresters Falls. Bennett, who is on the provincial executive of the Federation, is a dairy producer. "Canadians should be eating Canadian-produced butter, but they won't be in the future if they refuse cream producers an adequate return for their work and investment". The price these farmers get for their cream is determined solely by the federal government. Bennett also points out that the income position of the farm-separated cream producer has deteriorated far below that of industrial and table milk producers. "Farmers cannot produce cream just for the fun of it. They've also got to make a living out of it", The letter to Whelan demands that these increases be implemented immediately. BALL & WITCH LTD. ,//e/ f TABLES LAMPS 4-frf, BUYS CARPET BARGAINS - 4,4„, s t; '700 MAT TitES & BOX SPRINGS 4.11z,4/:11:1;4:- EARLY BIRD SALE HOME FURNISHINGS CLINTON NOW 0 STORE WIDE SAVINGS